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Newspaper
Gary Evening Times
Location
Gary, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1933
Page
8
The passage notes American sympathy for peace and distrust of Japan's actions in China. It argues the United States is not near war with Japan, though many foresee a possible future conflict unless restraining forces act. It highlights the dual stakes for U.S. policy.
Prospects show beer may be a major revenue source for the federal government far beyond the $150 million annual estimate. Initial demand reached 1 to 1.5 million barrels in the first day, with shortages in supply. States and cities will also gain from beer tax revenue as consumption remains high over the next year.
Japanese statesman Yosuke Matsuoka, arriving in San Francisco after a Washington stop, said Americans show little interest in eastern Asia news and warned that withdrawal from the Philippines or weak naval strength would signal fear of war in the Pacific.
The article discusses the need for a highly qualified successor to Eugene Meyer on the Federal Reserve Board. It stresses careful consideration, training, experience, courage to stand by convictions, and the ability to withstand criticism, noting the retiring governor’s generally positive record amid a tough period. It mentions few equally qualified candidates, hints politics should play little role, and ends with general remarks on society and counterfeits.
The item lists questions and answers about ancient writing, a Babylonian style, a person named Mre Herb ert Hoovar s father, and a biblical figure famed for patience. It includes quotes on slang apologies and Hawthorne lines, plus a horoscope note and a banker named Charles D. Herrs.
A stream of quips covers public figures and policies. The text mocks wealth, grammar, and borrowing while noting gold standard debates and dated comforts. It references Nicholas Murray Butler and Roosevelt with skeptical, playful remarks about Mussolini and schooling.
A fragmented look at New York life. The piece mentions Osan Park accidents, ambulances, and a crowd, with scenes from Fifth Avenue shops, Madison Avenue posters, and a busy postmaster general’s relative. It notes hotel job requirements and street-life vignettes, ending with a stray remark on Mary Hilgabeth’s tea room.
Fragmentary column blends social snippets and aviation disaster echoes. Mentions a Shenandoah and Akron wrecks, looming questions of dirigible safety, and public sentiment. Includes Mississippi plan rail excursions and Roosevelt era forestry remarks, with tangential references to a satires and public life.
An article notes Berlin's iron censorship seen as worse than wartime controls. Newsrooms suppress or surveil dispatches, forbidding critical coverage and prompting refugees to relay harrowing stories. The policy fuels international fear, undermines trust, and mocks German intellectuals.
A compact list of crossword clues with across and down hints, including numbers and fragmented banked phrases, featuring common words such as sunken court and Eucharistic wine vessel along with country names and varied wordplay. The readable clues hint at general knowledge, word definitions, and themed terms.
A collage of notes from several papers discusses reforestation as a future profit, highlighting daily hay burner use as a tree saving practice, the 1882 model heater, and local sentiment that saving trees matters for winter fuel. It also includes unrelated items on spring sounds and guidance from editorials about local industry risks.
LookBack feature lists the Gary International Trust & Savings Bank planned with $40 000 capital and $10 000 surplus, organizers from Beards town Whittne and local firms, start in 30 days. Hammond reports include air gun injury to Leo Owerszak and a Crown Point runaway injuring John Berle. Gary Fire Department responded to Carter cat garage fire. Ten years earlier Alvin Fletcher Roh rer dies. Erwin Freese injured in Chicago auto crash. Gary Sheet Mill expansion planned. Indiana Harbor burglaries and robberies report cash thefts.
Araminta and Janney grow close through theater circles and a rising romance. Their New Year night church rite sparks plans for marriage, but Janney hints at a secret union to shield public eyes, testing Araminta’s resolve and future.
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